Great sports complex--admission $5-7. Great concession stand--hot staples to frozen extras! Usually…read morethere for basketball tournaments, but practices and camps are available throughout the year as well. From the main entrance, there is a large opening with 3 full-size basketball courts and a large seating area near the concession stand and restrooms. Three TVs are in this area and are usually playing top sports contests and Cartoon Network for the kiddos. The restrooms are clean, with plenty of stalls; but the hand dryer is so weak, it's way more efficient to shake your hands off and wipe them on your pants--my one complaint!

We hosted my son's eleventh birthday at the Hive, and it was fabulous!! The staff was welcoming and…read morevery accommodating! The convenience of the concession stand was helpful in adding Dip 'n Dots to our party lineup. This was one of the best party locations we've ever used!

Our 6th grader just completed their 12 week 3 on 3 clinic and we had a fantastic experience. Great…read morefundamental coaching all around and they focused on a new technique each week (e.g. pass and screen away). 3 on 3 forced all players to be engaged and not hide on offense which was exactly what our kid needs. We'll definitely be back for future clinics!!

This is not the place to play if you are looking for a positive basketball experience for your…read moreyoung player. During our season our daughters were allowed to be heckled by the opposing teams coach saying they were nothing, that they can't play, you know real sportsman like behavior from the coach of a team. The rest of the season was followed by a staggering number of jump balls & basically no fouls. This place is a full contact basketball experience, much like street ball. Certainly not league ball. Body checks, pushing, elbows, the full Pick up game vibe. I wouldn't play in this league if we were paid. $170 to play (which is fine) but plan to pay $5/person/game. Disappointing season and to see these young girls have a game that could be a learning fun season.

Best place to have a kids or team party at. The staff was so awesome and helpful. The rooms and…read morefacilities are extremely clean. They pretty much supply everything (except the cake) to make it as stress free as possible.best birthday party venue we've had yet!

Great faculty for a wide range of sports. They have indoor soccer fields, basket courts,…read morevolleyball, and more. They also have a coffee shop and concession stand. There is also free wifi! Great place for practice, coaching, or even birthday parties. Definitely worth the drive.

This rec center has some serious retro character. I wouldn't call it charming, more gritty and…read moreurban, a survivor. Like a disco era Y in some neighborhood in Philly or Detroit. It is my new favorite spot to bring the fam. No one goes here besides the morning geriatrics. It's small, comically dated, has less amenities or modern equiptment than your average gym, and it's definitely not the cleanest of places..But they are making it work, and likely on a shoestring budget. And I feel like it's all mine! They let me use the water aerobics equipment free of charge. I can shoot hoop with hubby and the kiddies without conflict. Basketball court has even been refinished recently. They plan on moving to a bigger newer building, but that's still years away. So I will enjoy this place while I still can. Just avoid the locker rooms.

I've been looking for a pool membership for a while and this little joint kept popping up in…read moreconversation (and in talk threads!) In passing the other day, a friend mentioned she was thinking of trying this, and we decided to check it out together. Well, I just wish I had done this sooner. A $59 application fee plus $35/month gets you a single membership. While I was most excited about the junior Olympic size outdoor saltwater pool, they have three indoor and two outdoor tennis courts, three full-sized maple basketball courts, new cardio and weight equipment, saunas and more. My only beef: the whole point of this is to swim laps. They have the pool divided between the deep end and shallow end, so you have to account for the rope when doing laps. I'd love one lane for serious swimming only. Also, if you're used to the Downtown Y (like I am) the locker room, shower, bathrooms, etc leave a little bit to be desired, but it makes up for it with the outdoor pool. I'm really excited to have this new option in my workout regimen and pleased to have a place to be in the water (and sunshine) the rest of the summer.

we have a membership that includes use of the pool, which we love to use but today -the pool was so…read moredisgusting with so much debris floating around and very murky. Usually they are closed on Mondays to clean it, but being a Tuesday- it didn't seem they cleaned it at all. also a huge group came in to take over the pool for swim classes or something , so we had to get out and no one at check in said a word about it. we love this pool and will continue to come but Hope it's cleaned regularly and we are notified at check-in about group coming in to take over.

This is my favorite park in Edmond for walking/running. The outer trail is 2.8 miles and there are…read moreseveral offshoots if you want to go off road as well. Also, the disc golf course is well done and the people who also use it are friendly and helpful.

Great park with clean playground toys, excellent trails, and SO many pavilions to host outdoor…read moreevents at. I used to play disc golf here and the course was great! Rant: I see too many ppl with their dogs off leashes. Not cool. I go full Karen mode when I see this.

Flower Garden Park is a nice neighborhood park. I really like the design and how there are plenty…read moreof trees to provide the needed shades. The name may be a misnomer as there is no flower garden. It would be nice if there is one. Relatively small in size. There's a walking trail, a basketball court, and no playground. There was one person in the park on this Sunday afternoon.

This is a cute little park in the middle of OKC that takes up about 1 1/2 - 2 city blocks. My pup…read moreand I walked it, to get fresh air. The air smelt so sweet; apparently there are benefits to the Corona-19 virus. There was only one other person at the park and he was playing basketball alone. There is play equipment at the park, which stood empty and alone. Because it was a Sunday, there was a need for someone to pick up the trash. There's also a couple of picnic tables.

Nice park. Splash pad with several tables close by plus a pavilion with 3-4 tables. There is a…read morebasketball court for adults or older kids and a big field right next to the park if you want to kick or throw a ball around

Lovely little park that's badly needed in the area. Creek, shade, land to run and play, shaded…read morepicnic area, swings and other playground items.